Love and Deepspace Review
The Best Delulu You Wanna Be Love and Deepspace, an otome sci-fi RPG, has something that I haven’t much seen in any other visual novels, the title provides an interactive…
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Android Role-Playing Games
Hardcore Droid reviews and writes lists covering various types of Android Role-Playing Games. We review and assesses JRPGs, ARPGs and various types of independent RPGs. Readers will also find reviews and lists concerning adventure and choose your own adventure games as well as other genres that contain facets of digital role-playing games.
Hardcore Droid attempts to extol the best in mobile role-playing games. Our role-playing game reviews explore the best and worst in core Android role-playing games. We also publish RPG best of articles, usually concerning the best mobile role-playing games of the year, the best Android RPGS of all time and the best Independent RPGs, the last, a list published annually is entitled the Best Android RPGs You Never Heard Of
How We Assess and RPG?
Our writers assess an RPG from the perspective of hardcore gamers. These are people who love digital role-playing games, first-person shooters, strategy and adventure games of various stripes. To this end, the question of how the average core gamer would enjoy an Android role-playing game is always central to our Android RPG reviews, as well as our best Android RPG lists.
Our goal is to assess the best and most critically acclaimed paid Android games. We generally cover the genres that are most popular in the core gaming sphere. In other words, the types of video games usually developed for personal computers and gaming consoles. The concept of core RPG gaming on Android speaks to the focus of Hardcore Droid.
Hardcore Droid also strives to extol the works of indie developers. In particular we laud those who create games for mobile and Android devices specifically. Our writers are specifically interested in lauding the work of indie creators developing indie RPGs for mobile devices.
We aim to laud the best in digital role-playing games, more specifically mobile role-playing games that possess the richness and complexity of hardcore games.
MythWalker Expands Adventure With Over 20 New Story Quests
New Quests, Deeper Mythology NantGames is excited to announce a major narrative-driven update to its geolocation role-playing game (GRPG) MythWalker. The update will roll out on iOS and Android devices. Additionally,…
Ys Chronicles 1 Review
DotEmu has rebooted Ancient Ys Vanished Omen, part of what they refer to as “the godfather of Japanese action-RPG sagas,” stretching back to the late 1980’s. The result is Ys…
Nyctophobia: Eternal Purgatory Review
In the epic poem The Divine Comedy, Dante had to battle his way through nine circles of hell. Apparently, nine isn’t enough for the team over at ZupperGames. “Their UK…
Swap Heroes 2 Review
In a world where one could literally drown themselves in the amount of RPG titles that are constantly thrust upon the unsuspecting public, Swap Heroes 2 is given to us…
Ananias Review
One of the great things about mobile games is their “bite-size” nature. No matter where you might be, if you have a few minutes to kill, it’s easy to find…
Lords of Aswick Review
When I first saw the Lords of Aswick thumbnail in the Google Play Store, I was excited by the prospect of an interactive novel designed for Android. I love a…
Devils and Demons Review
When you play a new mobile RPG, you sadly too often know exactly what you are going to get. While there is a comfort in familiarity, too much of it…
Wizardry Variants Daphne Review
Gazing Into the Abyss The venerable Wizardry series originated with Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord on the Apple II in 1981. While comparatively obscure now, it had a massive…
STARSEED: Asnia Trigger Review
Desolate Territories Developed by JOYCITY, creator of the famous Game of Dice, and published by Com2uS, STARSEED: Asnia Trigger is a narrative-driven RPG set in a futuristic gloomy world. A…
Shadow of the Depth Review
Chilling in the Deep Developed and published by ChillyRoom, Shadow of the Depth launched in April 2024 for iOS and Android platforms. It is a top-down action rogue-lite that combines…
Grace of Letoile Review
We at Hardcore Droid have reviewed a fair number of Kemco RPG’s, with opinions ranging from “ok” to “kill me now.” They’ve been criticized in the past for underwhelming combat…
Infinity Dungeon Review
Infinity Dungeon is an auto-scrolling dungeon crawler from Zabob Studio, and as the name indicates, there is no shortage of dungeons to plunder. The premise is that a “young indie…
Bit Dungeon II Review
8-bit Diablo-Lite on crack is back Released back in 2012, Bit Dungeon impressed with its old school graphics and Diablo- style loot system. Now Kinto Games are back with…
Dragon Quest III: Seeds of Salvation Review
Previously released on the NES in 1998 (North America waited ten years for this game!) Dragon Quest III: Seeds of Salvation finds its way onto the Android via the App…
Disney Pixel RPG Review
Disney Pixel RPG’s World of Distorted Balance and Order Disney Pixel RPG is a pixel-art adventure that transports fans and players into a magical, turn-based journey across familiar landscapes decorated…
Eclipse of Illusion Review
Eclipse of Illusion is a standard, straight forward JRPG with an intriguing title and a sadly mediocre plotline. The combat system runs smoothly, but is repetitive and becomes mindless after…
Lethal RPG: War Review
In my experience, “intellectual” and “emotional” enjoyments constitute two different species of the same genus. Some things, I just enjoy, and I can’t explain why: I often still crave the…
Buff Knight Review
From Korea’s one-man operation Buff Studios comes Buff Knight, a nostalgia-drenched 2D runner that separates itself from the herd with the prominent inclusion of RPG elements. Unfortunately, the game suffers…
Card Dungeon Review
There’s no doubt that we’re seeing a resurgence in “analogue” games. Following in the footsteps of video games, which in the last two decades have managed to escape the basements…